Capture any page. Pixel for pixel.
Full-page, visible-area or hand-picked region — Snapshot stitches long pages without gaps, keeps sticky headers from repeating, and gives you a proper editor before you export.
- Stitched full-page capture
- Annotate & redact inline
- PNG, JPG, WebP, PDF
- Server round-trips per capture
- 0 ms
- Capture modes
- 4
- Processing done on-device
- 100%
Server round-trips per capture
Capture modes
Processing done on-device
Screenshots are easy. Good screenshots are not.
Every browser can grab the visible viewport. The moment you need the whole page, a specific element, or a version with the customer's email blurred out, the built-in tools run out of road.
Long pages come back cut off, or stitched with a repeated sticky header halfway down.
Lazy-loaded images render as grey boxes because the page never scrolled far enough.
Redacting sensitive data means a round trip through a separate image editor.
What Snapshot actually does
Full-page, region and scrolling screenshots with built-in annotation, redaction and one-click export.
True full-page stitching
Snapshot scrolls, waits for lazy-loaded media to settle, freezes sticky and fixed elements, then stitches a single seamless image — no duplicated navbars, no gaps.
Element & region picking
Hover to highlight any DOM element and click to capture it precisely, or drag a freehand region with pixel-snapping guides and a live dimension readout.
Annotate before you export
Arrows, boxes, numbered step markers, highlighter, text and a spotlight tool. Everything stays on separate layers so you can edit or undo at any point.
One-click redaction
Pixelate or solid-fill anything sensitive. Redactions are flattened into the exported file — the original pixels are destroyed, not merely covered.
Export the way you need it
PNG, JPG, WebP or multi-page PDF. Copy straight to clipboard, drag to the desktop, or save with a filename template built from the page title, URL and date.
Keyboard-first
Every capture mode has a shortcut you can remap. Fire a full-page capture, annotate and copy to clipboard without ever reaching for the mouse.
Three steps, then it gets out of the way
No account, no onboarding tour, no configuration you have to finish before it becomes useful.
- 1
Pick a mode
Click the toolbar icon or hit your shortcut, then choose full page, visible area, element or region.
- 2
Mark it up
The editor opens instantly. Add arrows and step numbers, blur what shouldn't be shared, crop to taste.
- 3
Ship it
Copy to clipboard, download as PNG or PDF, or drag the result straight into Slack, Jira or Figma.
Nothing hidden in the permissions dialog
Here is every permission Snapshot requests, why it needs it, where your data goes, and whether any of it involves an account or our servers.
What it asks for, and why
- activeTab
- Reads the current tab's rendered content, only at the moment you trigger a capture.
- scripting
- Injects the capture and region-selection overlay into the page you are capturing.
- storage
- Stores your preferences — default format, filename template, shortcuts — locally on your device.
- downloads
- Saves the finished image or PDF to your Downloads folder.
Where your data goes
Captured page content and screenshotsstays on your device
Processed in-memory in your browser and written only where you choose to save them. Never transmitted to ExtHive.
Extension preferencesstays on your device
Stored using the browser's local extension storage. Not synced to ExtHive servers.
Browsing historystays on your device
Not read, not recorded, not accessed.
Personal or account informationstays on your device
Not collected. Snapshot has no sign-up, no account and no user identifier.
Accounts and what runs on our serversNo account needed
Snapshot is free in full and has no paid tier, so there is no licence to activate and no account to create. It has no ExtHive server component at all: every capture, edit and export is a local operation, and the extension makes no network requests to us.
No server component. Nothing to sync, nothing to sign in to.
Questions people actually ask
Still have a question?
We answer support email ourselves, usually within 1 business day.
Contact supportAdd Snapshot to your browser
Installs from the official extension store for your browser. Nothing to configure and nothing to sign in to afterwards.
- ChromeAdd to browser
- EdgeComing soon
- BraveComing soon
- FirefoxComing soon
Try Snapshot today
Completely free, no account required, no watermark on anything you export.